How encode a VBR Video (Film and NTSC)?

[Jacoh]

Hi gentlemen! I have a video file (an anime) that has both 23,976 and 29,970 streams (it's encoded as 119,88). most part of it (Saint Seiya - Meikai-Hen) is in 23,976 (only the ending and the first scene of the opening are in 29,970). so here's my question: how can i encode this source to a mpeg2, with CCE, without losing AV sync or having the ending jumping/bumping? they will lauch the dvd in 2 months, how they will be able to do it perfectly? thanks a lot!

Sorry 'bout my english, i'm brazilian.

[kolak]

You have to use inverse telecine proces.
It's something normal that movie contains this two different modes.

[Jacoh]

inverse teclecine? but that option isnt even avaiable. i can only make a 2:3 pulldown. tried many scripts, but didnt any good result. but thanks for looking!

[Mug Funky]

there's an option in CCE called "3:2 pulldown detection".

use that along with this script:

avisource("120fps.avi")

changefps(60000,1001)

lanczosresize(720,480)

assumetff().separatefields().selectevery(4,0,3).weave()

if CCE's pulldown detection is up to it, it'll encode the 23.976 bits as film, and the rest as regular NTSC.

[Jacoh]

thanks a lot man, i will try that right now, and then will put the results. is really better to encode a dvd with fields instead of frames?

byt he way, could somebody fix the title? i typed wrong, instead of VFR i put VBR. thanks a lot

[Jacoh]

to get a "3:2 pulldown detection" i have to check in first:
3:2 or 2:3,
then i have to check Inv 3:2 pulldown? then auto 2pass detection?

the video is working fine on powerdvd, but in the dvdplayer the video is "jumping"

thanks a lot

here the cce avaiable settings:
http://www.doom9.org/mpg/images/cce/cce270-pulldown.png